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20-The Cumberland News Wednesday, June 17, A I Meeting Held Mineral County iFrostburg Republicans Jaycees Plan Air Show Underwood To Talk At August Rally lns a FROSTBURG-- Herbert Rebhun was installed as president of the Frost hurg Jaycees at the annual installation dinner and dance held In Westernport Sidewalks In Need Of Repair WESTERNPORT The mayorj Saturday evening in the Mid-' a commissioners, at a meeting! 7 w- 6 land Fire Hall Monday evening, discussed the Club of Mineral County will I Q. condition of broken sponsor an air show August. Other officers are Stewart, on Main street whjch to Michael Ruppert.lGregg, executive vice president; should be renewed by the property president, who said members a mes Kelly, secretary; James.owners. Action was deferred until the Morgantown Sky Diving a llow, treasurer; George next meeting in the hope that will be featured state director; William responsible owners will cor- Tne show will be held con-jinternal director, and the situation without an or- inction with a GOP rallv der) by repal rjng (heir avements junction with a GOP rally during Walker, external director, whicn Cecil Underwood, former who is gressman, will be guest speakers. During a meeting of the GOP club held jointly with County Re- The principal speaker was Jerry Seling, Baltimore, immediate past publican Women's Club at the state vlce President of the Jay.

Court House, Major H. R. Shields, cees He ke on "Leadership of Romney, was guest speaker. anrl Tm in Major Shields, a retired inspec- and Training in the Ralph M. Race, president of according to the specifications of the town ordinance.

The council agreed it had be- come necessary to purchase a new police car. Sealed bids will be opened July 6 and anyone interest- ed in offering a bid may secure specifications at the office of Mrs. Phillip Hartig, city clerk. A delegation, interested in pro- tor of the West Virginia State Fidelity Bank and a former state! moling recreation facilities in the Police, pointed out that "for our'Jaycee president, was toastmas-' cornr "unity, appeared to obtain own protection on West Virginia ter. Mayor T.

William Preston, remission and assistance to erect 1 Senior Citizens Group Planned In Frostburg FROSTBURG Joseph Mon- Pasture Program Approved OAKLAND--This summer a spe- cial A.C.P. conservation practice (ana member of the Western has been approved by the County i 4 i i i i i i i I rm in Maryland Labor Council, has an- nounced that an organizational meeting for a Senior Citizen group for Frostburg will be held next Technical Action Panel and the A.S.C.S. committees of the county and state as part of the Rural Monday at the Frostburg Public, Areas Development program. Llbrary I The practice F-l is for the seed- ing of permanent legumes and grasses on ground that is not now rS tend to hear Melvm Sloan, mem- her of tl.e Governors Commission Frostburg Eagles install Officers Timothy Johnson, second from left, outgoing president of Aerie 1273, Fraternal Order of Eaeles Frostburg, is shown handing the gavel of office to the incoming president, Frank Duncan, during an installation of officers held in the lodge rooms. Installing officers, left to right are Herman Myers, Cumberland, state secretary, Paul F.

Lease, Cresaptown, state president, and John i i i i i i i i Smith, Cresaptown, state outside guard. highways, more men are needed briefly. Jack Burner was chairman in charge of arrangements. in the Department of Public Safety." He said the increasing number of traffic fatalities is due to the need for more state police patrol the highways. The major said states adjoining West Va" ginia have increased their roster of state police.

iRihlp Srhnnl The upgrading of salaries and I I OUIUUI other improved working condi- tions were cited as a means of attracting and holding the best men in the Department of Safety. Mr. Cox was present at me meeting and commented on Mrs. Shirley Iser with Mrs. forthcoming campaign.

The GOPJ a Raley asslst club is planning a membership! Rev Richard Simmons said "Jesus" is the general theme. RAWL1NGS Danville Church i the Brethern on RD 3 is con- a vacation Bible School i this week and June 23-2R from the' 7 9 P' unc er direction drive next month. The next meeting will be held July 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Court House. Guest speaker will be William Loy, Republican candi- date for state senator.

Girl Scout Day Camp June 22-26 KEYSER Plans have been completed for Girl Scout Day Camp at Minco Park from June 22 to June 26, according to Mrs. Pearl Tasker, director. Buses will leave the front of Keyser Elementary School at 8:30 and 9 a. m. Cadeltes, senior aides and one-year Junior Scouts will take the first bus.

Fly-up and Brownies will leave on the sec- ond bus. Campers are to bring their own lunch the first and last days. Drinks will be provided. The first day they are to bring their Day Camp booklet given them in May as their physical card will be needed on arrival at the camp site. tennis courts on the town proper- ty, located on the West side of town, above Chestnut Street.

Mrs. Margaret Green, spokesman, said that if the officials approved they would proceed to organize a Ten- nis Club and the proceeds dues could offset the cost of maintenance. Commissioner Alvin countered that the proposed area, initially earmarked for such a purpose, should be surveyed and a plan devised for the whole TM ronroatmn and FSC Student Teachers Receive Assignments FROSTBURG--Frostburg State College announced student-teach- ing assignments for September 3 Beall High Kenneth Berry, mathematics; W. Larry Shu- maker, biology; Martha Cage, to November 10 in area schools. The schools and students named Riner, English; Patrica'ciine and are as follows: high i social studies and geography; Irene Cockrum, history; Judith I Mary C.

Downs, vocal music; A11 egany High-Allan Mumma, C. Downs, Joanne Holtzap- recreation program rather than mas Flemin a Jane making a hasty selection of a spot told the A pel and D. Lynn Zeller, instru- mental music. art; David Day, mathematics; 1 High Gerald Norton, Joseph Murphy, English- George (hat a biology; L. Scntt Kilmon! si alT and science; Rob- that such a pro-, and John instrumcnta J.

Green and Edward Green, iic; Samuel Freeman, hlstory and Pr of Demo ft. This year, Scouts will earn one proficiency badge and a Day Camp patch to be worn on a jac- ket or sweater. More time will be, to nature, outdoor cooking! supervised recreation. Tues- Wednesday and Thursday Departments, themes and workers are as follows: Nursery, "Thank You God," Mrs. Carrie Sines and Miss Julia Iser; kindergarten, "Jesus, the Teacher," Miss Ellen Crossland, Mrs.

Dorothy Ketterman and Miss Judy Crossland; primary. "Jesus Showed God's Love," Miss Olive Sines, Mrs. Ruby Fike Mrs. Ivy Sines. Juniors, He Was a Jesus," Mrs.

Clara Iser, Mrs. Betsy Gordon and Mrs. Sally Puf- fenberger; junior high, "Come Follow Me," Mrs. Josephine Iser and Miss Barbara Smith. Helpers for teachers include Miss Carol Barb.

Miss Janet Fike, Miss Rosemary Iser, Miss Penny Hart and Mrs. Alice Collins. Mrs. Judy Shultz will be leader of songs and recreation. Mrs.

Linda Lease is general secretary. Refreshments will be served each day, and transportation will be provided by phoning 724-5564. A closing program will be held June 28 at 7 p. which time work accomplished by the chil- dren will be displayed in the classrooms. yS Swanton Personals Mr an Mrs.

Aubrey Friend, Alvin Lee "stick Ch dren JeSSU TMited their arents Mr and Mrs. Burke Parents and friends will vis.tJFriend in Swanton -the campsite June 26 at 1:30 p. a Court of Awards. OES Dinner Set At Lonaconing LONACOmiS 7 Martha Wash- ington Chapter 10, Order of East- Star, will hold a Visitation on June 25 at the VFW; rjakmont, WVa "home. Mrs.

Irene Racy, Cumberland, visited relatives and friends here and in Deer Park. Recent visitors to the home of Mrs. Fred Friend were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCloskey and son, and Carla Herndon, Baltimore, Mrs.

Nell McCrobie, Mt. Lake Park and Mrs. Eugene McCrobie, Reservations may be made through Friday by calling Mrs Mabel Schaidt, HO 3-2441 or Mrs. Lois Hadley, HO 3-2802. Jack Burner's General Hauling WINTER ASHES CURB OR CELLAR Monthly Rates Big Vein Coal Trash Ratnoval Arties, Yards, Cellars Cleaned Driveway Repairs OV 9-5439 Mrs.

Emma Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams, Cumberland, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winters, Silver Spring.

Miss Helen Burton, New -jYork State and Mrs. Sadie Kes- Salem, visited Mr. and Mrs. Winters, RD 1, Swanton. i Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Friend and of Philippi, visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur FItzwater, here ried out this summer, but the planning action of interested citi- zens could make this a realization) for the next season. The group to the feasi- bility of the council's suggestions and volunteered to contact the proper planning agencies for a suitable program of recreation de-i velopment and will meet again with the municipal officials at their next meeting.

Others he- sides Mrs. Green in the delegation were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shaw, Mrs. Russell Brown and Frank McGreevy.

William Brown was authorized matics. Council Meets At Frostburg FROSTBURG--The Mayor Council Monday night passed resolution making Ormond Street one-way from Water to High Streets, going west, and Mechanic to make the necessary arrange-! street running east from High to ments for enlisting volunteer as- alg Streets. Jersey; Cresaptown Junior High-- physical educa- Barry Imler, social studies and geography. Fort Hill High-E. Jean Hoff- man and Eunice Allem, English; Roseann Weber, biology; John Hamilton, history; Betsy H.

Hammersmith, English; James Duffy and Frances Yockus, instru- music; Mt. Savage High O'Neal, mathmetics; science and bio sistance to carry out a proposed Mayor T. William Preston ex- program for Chrstmas street dec- Plained that the city planners, orations in the business section arcou Stein, had recom- town and to purchase the ma- terials which will be needed at a cost of approximately $1,000. Plans are for- stringers and the mended the traffic changes after logy; Oldtown High Ernest Slonaker, physical education; Thomas G. Pullen School Jo- anne Holtzapple, L.

Scott Kilman and Francis Yockus, instrumental music; Dorothy Kiffner and Joan F.oland, vocal music. Valley High Mary Vann, physical education; Joseph Win- SUPERVISOR Kennard Mc- Kenzie, son of Mr. and Joseph R. McKenzie, Eckhart, a graduate of Beall High School this month, will serve as supervisor of the Braddock Park Playground this sum- mer. of C'Council Plans Dance For Benefit Of School extending Mechanic Street one- way to Broadway.

He pointed istory and social studies; aie ior- stringers ana me tu aic jjuiuieu TT- appropriate attachments to beiTMt that this would have caused ffl Char placed on the poles at an approxi- 1 a problem with traffic bcnae er b'ology, and Eu mate cost of $1 each. (west on East Mechanic It was suggested that interested wncn it came to Broadway. persons or groups may wish to make donations and have the decorations extended Plans are to supplement and to secure additional equipment an- nually. A sample of the decora- tions to be purchased will be placed in the parking lot 1 for the public to see. Okey Michael, on behalf of the Junior Future Homemakers of America of Bruce High School, would then have had to move to Main Street which would add to; congestion there.

A number of residents from story Corkran TM a Shoemaker, education; Loch Raven James Antal history; Kenwood Senior High fc I re Frostburg Briefs And Personals The Past Counselors Club of Star of Frostburg Council 98, Daughters of America, will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Eleanor Martens, 164 McCul-! Ion Street. Frostburg Jayncees will hold a monthly meeting at the Frost- on Problems for the Aged, and in suitable vegetative cover. This James F. McGann, chairman i a cost-share practice and up to the Western Maryland Industrial per cent of cost Commit ee and organization tio seedi and mil ee for Senior Citizens, speak fertilizer wjil be made on the starting of a club in Frost- burg.

Tne Primary purpose of this practice, according to James A Also attendmg the meeting to" McH cxtensio give their views will be several (0 demonstrate the Son" 6 Cumberla complete renovation of land to 1 jbe used for permanent pasture or Montana explained that such an permanent meadows. When the organization works with the senior proper varieties of grasses and citizen in setting up a program legumes are used along with the for discussion groups, programs propor fertilization and liming and for entertainment and instruction soo management, Garrett County and the participation in projects farmers are able to produce the for the betterment of the com- best quality forage that can be mumty. made in the State of Maryland. Under practice F-l, the farmers are required to have a soil test made and to follow the recom- of the Extension Serv- ice or Soil Conservation Service in selecting seed mixtures. If the areas are to be pasture, a pattern of rotational grazing must be pro- MT.

SAVAGE Mt. Savage vided. Council 1058, Knights of Colum- Due to limited funds, the farmer bus, will hold a cocktail party anrl can only apply for five acres on dance June 18 at 8:30 p.m. at farm. It is hoped that these Rail Post Home on Main will be distributed even- The public is invited and thel'y throughout the county, proceeds will be contributed to Any farmer interested should the new Bishop Walsh High contact the County A.S.C.S.

Office School. Tommy Smithem and his fw further details, orchestra will play. Franklin D. Williams is chair- man of the affair. Tickets may be I obtained from Lawrence G.

Mal-j' loy, John R. Stevens, J. arter, Edward F. Malloy, J. Edward Monahan, E.

Wilbertll Logsdon, Walter F. Meade, Greg- WESTERNPORT Ernest Hitt was elected president of the Bruce High School Alumni Asso- ciation at the sixty-fourth annual dinner in the school cafeteria. Over 400 members and guests attended. Eldrige Guy was named vice president; Mrs. Virginia Moyer, secretary; Mrs.

Lois Linkswiler, assistant secretary, and Mrs. Bernice Newlon, treasurer. i a Whitworth, retiring president, presided. Invocation ory A. King, James R.

Hotchkiss and James J. Brailer. 'Fly Up' Held In Mt. Savage MT. SAVAGE Brownie Troop 175 recently celebrated a Fly Up ceremony at Mt.

Savage School during which time 14 girls flew Bruce Alumni Election Held up into the next level of scouting was g' ven Patrick McCarty and Principal Kenneth Sheetz ad- dressed guests of the Senior Class. --Junior Girl Scouts. They are Frances Ann Williams, burg Library today at 7 3 0 p.m. Vnne JoAnn Michael, class a a rnnknut in lia nmv 7. rfpnt Plans-for a cookout in the near future will be made.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Margaret Robison, Lucinda Bridg- es, Rhonda Kissle. Darlene Swau- convention of Mine Inspectors In- stitute of America at Richmond, nor, Jacque uuiiiucr ui residents trom Mechanic Ormond StreSIInland Senior High Joseph JJ-.

this week. He is district mine voiced their ooinions that Nash P- SJCal education; North- ec or the Maryland Bu- voiced their opinions that i 4 move was a wise one and thanked 1 f. nston, mathematics; Leland Junior council for its action. A letter from the Centennial High Henry Fuller, social i i i i me XT Hill Water Association requested! stud Af North Hagerstown High kdw presented a check of $15. to the tional taps by the city until water restriction had been put on addi- Koogle, town to help defray the expenses of the recent flood which ravaged the town.

The group, of which Miss Sharon Michael is a mem- ber, held a bake sale for this purpose. Mayor Ray L. Wilt, in thanking the group, said that as long as we have teenagers who think about those things, we won't have to worry about the future of our community. mams were extended and en- reau of Mines. Mrs.

Hazel Baird, Los Angeles, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Henrietta Kerns, Frostburg and Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Winchester en- nr ia larged within the community. Thei Clal studles geography; Thurmont High Leith Gary, history and request was approved but council! was reminded that no more should be given until present work its completed on city lines. Finance Commissioner Herbert Loar reported that approximately 30 baskets were stolen from the bath house at the municipal swim- ming pool late last week, and that I someone had tampered with the Clyde Marsh asked for assur-jchlorinator.

He said that who- ance that Likens Street be im- ever entered the buildings gained OES Dinner Slated June 22 At Barton BARTON Barton Chapter 37, Order of Eastern Star, will hold its annual dinner June 22 at First Methodist Church. Members of the Friendly Helpers Class will serve. Plans for the event were made proved to enhance a building de- access by using keys as no a a meeting in the home of Mrs. velopment which he plans in that or windows were forced. Council' rancis M( wbray.

area. The group expressed a instructed him to have all locks! The a a strawberry and 5ce Mr. Park. Fnend desire to encourage building with- in the corporation and with the idea of incorporating the proposed area in the future, agreed to pro- viding a rough grade at present. changed immediately.

City Attorney Noel S. Cook in- formed council that the munici- pality must adopt its yearly bud- get by ordinance and not by mo- A letter to the council was read, tion as was done last month. He which was written by Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lewis, Ross Street, said the city charter specifically states that an ordinance must be Vrf i I I OQCJ 1 i i i i i I 3 I thanking the officials for the new 'passed approving the budget.

MT. SAVAGE St. Anne's culvcrl to 'heir bridge which was Commissioner Loar introduced. Chapter of St. George's Episcopal I vvas hod out, and the fine job ofithe ordinance adopting the bud- cream social will be held Thurs- day on the church lawn.

Committee members are Vera Metz, Kay Hendra, Verda Mi- chael, Ethel Elliott, Monta Jean Kyle, and Mrs. Mowbray. FSC Teacher Takes hurch will sponsor a public card rc air 'ng their road. party in the parish hall at 8 p.m. Miss Margaret Uhl land Miss Erma Uhl will be the' Frank M.

Jchnson Take-out BEER of 24 throw aways Popular Brands $3-59 plus sales tax You Ring. We'll Bring Grantsville Sale Dies In Accident get. Council then suspended sec- Barton Personals Gorman Broadwater and son, Russell, Baltimore, and Lloyd Broadwater, Hagerstown, visited Mrs. Verda Michael and other relatives. Mrs.

Robert Diamond and Mrs. Harry Fisher, Washington, at- tended the Barton School Alumni dinner and dance. Three members of the Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist Church will attend the Western Maryland College Institute at dent, responded. Reunions were held by classes of 19 29. 1934, 1944 and 1954.

Harry Vicki Bi ggs. conducted the roll call of Garlock, Nancy Lashley. Diane i classos witn Norris Bruce, Class Brannon and Debrah of the oldest to respond, ner. Mrs. Ella Jones Kimble of Cali- The candle service of rededica- fornia was rec for having tion to the Girl Scout laws and! corT1e the est distance to at- the promises was conducted by tend the event the Junior Girl Scouts under the direction of their leaders, Mrs.

Harry Harr and Mrs. Carroll Carney. Some 40 girls participated in the services. Bible School Begins At Moscow Church Organ dinner music was pro- vided by Owen Crowe, and a min- ute of silence was observed in honor of deceased members. A dance was held in the school gymnasium with Bob Stangle's orchestra providing music.

The Thunder Hill Singers of Keyser entertained during intermission. The dinner was in charge of Mrs. Lewis DeVore, head of the Bruce High cafeteria staff, Mrs. June 26 and is being held from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Kindergarten teachers are Ruth Westminster. They are Sally Gibbs, Peggy Fairgreave, and Dr. Charles tion 185 of the charter so that the I Hansrote Jr. professor of chem- ordmance could be passed as an istl at Frostburg State College emergency. has accepted an appointment in Mreet Commissioner a National Science Foundation I Reeves announced that after a Research Program for Collece i i i a xtU A GRANTSV1U.E--Market report fnr Top how, 17.0 to H.fio fn 18.50 17.40 to IB.SO 1 to 12.50 fer-der jhoats, 6.i5 to good 28 to 23.50 stand- ard veal, 22.50 to M.2i i i veal, 16 to 1R.25 Rood theep, 2.1.80 utility sheep, lfl.25 flood 20.50 to 21,20 itandard iteem, Id 2S 19 cwt.i i i ilccru, 16 BO to 17.25 a post- ASHEVILLE, N.

C. with Mayor Preston, I Teachers. Frank M. Johnson, former Superintendent Jonas Skid-j Dr Hansrote will be puai- cial of the West Virginia Depart-jmore, Assistant Superintendent 'doctoral participant for 11 weeks" ment of a a Resources, was'LavUm stott and himself, a road beginning today, at the Uni- in an automobile accidentProgram for repairing city of Tennessee. He will do o.8o; ncar nere Monday.

iand maintaining them was research with D- Johnson served as assistanfcided upnn. The plan calls for Kleinfeltcr on a topic in 'or-anir i i UI chief of the department's Game: cn. Water and Broadway to chemistry. Division until about five years be repave and five other streets ago. Recently, Johnson had been, 10 be improved as soon as pos- Sacred Sonq A I i 1 i 'It Metz, Linda Nichols and Carolyn Metz.

Mr. and Mrs. Warner Wamsley and family, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Michael, Ella- more, and Mrs.

Ruth Smith, St. Petersburg, visited Mr and Mrs. Robert Elliott. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Kyle are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Olin Wat- son and family, Ambridge, Pa. Miners Hospital Births Announced FROSTBURG Three births! have been announced at Miners: Hospital: Mr. and Mrs.

Blaine Cutter, RD 1, Frostburg, a son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Hill' Street, a son on Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Bolden Allegany Street, a daughter on Monday. Marylin Todci; nursery, Dorothy Taylor, Nancy McCutcheon; pri- mary department. Sue Broad-; water and Alice LanRham; Junior department, boys, Mr. and Mrs.

Jay George; junior department girls, Glenrose McCutcheon, Anna- belle Gallion, Alice Green, and Ruth Dye. It's time for your car's "CHECK-UP" Before starting your vacation, have your car serviced at KOWELL 'MOTORS East Moin pbg. Home of USABLE Used Cars Now Available at FROSTBURG TV Sales Service DUMONT Television Black White Color Hi-Fi Stereo now on display TOO i Bring to 19 cwtj utility i 6 to irjs stationed at the i e. Green Street will have to I i SLUSS Sr eDA RY 7 -'uK 0 TM 8 Experiment Station of have storm gutters installed, and Sche Sunday GROC STORE hirers. 9.70 tn commercial 'sh and Wildlife Service.

Reeves was given the "go ahead" Th inih 110 W. MAIN FROSTBURG. 5 wife two of his fourth having plans drawn up for Service "till "he Slid I i.M,«/^ were hosnitaliznrf fnl. them. helri a ana in u.Mowi.: RS 27Hc in Mc i 1 hospitalized fol- them.

medium tn 27c dot. 'lowing the Wreck. PLAIN Footers DRY CLEANING SPECIAL SKIRTS PANTS SWEATERS DRY CLEAVED SMARTLY FIN1SHEO-NO EXTRA CHARGE for FAST SERVICE all our itorei la Cumberland, LaVale, Frostburg, Piedmont. Kcy: er Romney. For A Limited Time Footers Cleaners Mothers Will Raise Funds For Jamboree DRESS SHIRTS Beautifully LAUNDERED and Cellophane Wrapped in our own plonf on Sunday the Camp Meeting Tabernacle Aiottnlain Lake Park.

i The service will hegin at and continue through the after-: nnon. Instrumental music i 1 precodc the song service which include choirs, quartets, trios as the regular meeting night attend the Mothers Club of Boy Scout Troop SO at a recent meeting when Mrs. Rosemary Bowen, chairman presided. The group is building a "Na- tional Jamboree" fund to enable the boy scouts and leaders to visit the National Jamboree at Valley Forge in July. In connection with this a "Rottle Drive" will be con- ducted June 20.

Anyone wishing to help the scouts wifh this put (heir soft drink bottles on their front porch or in a place where the scouts may readily see and col- lect them. SPECIAL THIS WEEK COCONUT DAINTIES 99c lb Dolores Truly Fine Candies Froitburg Searstown FOR SPRING REMODELING of Bathrooms Kitchens Heatir.g Plants Call Llewellyn's I A Plumbing Heating 13 Centennial St. Frostburg OV 9-6742 Free Estimates NEW University Snack Bar HS Braddock Froitburfl DANCING WED. and FRI. 8:30 to 11:30 P.M.

Music by "Count Downs" SATURDAY dance to "Dick And The Roamen" No Alcoholic B.v«ra Sold 1' PffrmilUd on fr.mim BOB'S RADIO "WE SELL THE BEST AKD SEKVICE THE MOTOROLA PHILCO SYLVANIA TV STEREO RADIO TAPE RECORDERS PHONO RECORDS IS W. Main Frojlbura OV 9-6217 WE Sell and Apply ROOFING SIDING Also Roof Rpeairing Lud Neilson Son 151 So. Watar St. Fba Builders of HILCO OV 9-8887 FATHER'S DAY TOBACCO POUCHES PIPES LIGHTERS TOBACCO BILLFOLDS CIGARS GIFT WRAPPED Bird Baths LAWN NOVELTIES HILL'S NEWSSTAND FROSTBURG.